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Николай , а у вас нет определителя по наградам США, с ценами и критериями награждения ? :31:
Цены - дело тонкое. Многое зависит от винтажа медальки, на кого она (подписная ли или с номерком), в группе ли и пр. А быстрый определитель сейчас сотворим
https://ak-group.ru/forum/showthread.php?t=20140
Beahm, Chaplain Andrew H. (7th Cav Rgt) (with "V" device)
Beahm received his Bronze Star Medal “For meritorious service in Korea, 5 April to 18 December, 1951.” The 7th Cavalry was involved in some of the worst fighting of the Korean War. Those battles include Hwanggan, Poksong-Dong, Kwanni, and the Battle of the Pusan Perimeter. The 7th Cavalry received three Presidential Unit Citations for its actions during the Korean War. Lieutenant Colonel Andrew H. Beahm continued serving as a Chaplain in the United States Army until he was relieved from active duty at Fort Knox, Kentucky, on September 20, 1957. Andrew H. Beahm died on November 2, 1981. He is buried at Aaronsburg Lutheran Cemetery, Haines Township, Pennsylvania.
http://www.koreanwar-educator.org/topics/bronze_star/p_bronze_star_citations_b.htm
Beahm received his Bronze Star Medal “For meritorious service in Korea, 5 April to 18 December, 1951.” The 7th Cavalry was involved in some of the worst fighting of the Korean War. Those battles include Hwanggan, Poksong-Dong, Kwanni, and the Battle of the Pusan Perimeter. The 7th Cavalry received three Presidential Unit Citations for its actions during the Korean War. Lieutenant Colonel Andrew H. Beahm continued serving as a Chaplain in the United States Army until he was relieved from active duty at Fort Knox, Kentucky, on September 20, 1957. Andrew H. Beahm died on November 2, 1981. He is buried at Aaronsburg Lutheran Cemetery, Haines Township, Pennsylvania.
http://www.koreanwar-educator.org/topics/bronze_star/p_bronze_star_citations_b.htm
